Reviews by meowmeow

What a marvelously eccentric discovery! A perfect Valentine's Day gift from the generator. 💖

This kinda feels like it lands somewhere between Beach Boys and Foo Fighters and my ears were confused, but it's also good early 90s rock.

Okay. It's definitely got some fun late 80s/early 90s vibes, and the concept is inherently ridiculous, but the lyrics... man, times have changed since 1990.

hey look, it's a Mercury Prize winner

in 34 years of Mercury Prize history, two albums I like well enough to own have been winners, so I daresay my tastes don't overlap with the selection panel much

anyway this is. uh. adequate. I'm not impressed.

someone go back to the 80s and introduce these two to the magic of caffeine, please, because this album is an energy sapping mood disaster

so tame, so safe, so inoffensive, so blah

It's good, very Megadeth, but I don't quite understand why this album in particular made the list. It doesn't feel special enough, you know?

Meh. Arcade Fire isn't my thing, I guess.

More relevant today than ever.

Eesh.

Alice Cooper, a pioneer in being obnoxiously "transgressive" for shock value and making incredibly mediocre music for white guys to feel edgy about listening to.

Let it out, Marvin. Let all of the complicated, messy emotions out.

Americana, folk, rock, and country all put in a blender and the results poured out over a book of poetry.

I've already heard plenty of "guy with acoustic guitar singing in a voice so raspy you want to offer them a glass of water" music from the nineties, thanks.

Also, what's with the Boomer selfie on the cover?

Mekons have 921 fans on Deezer as I write this review. That places them firmly into niche territory, so let's have a listen to find out why this album has been deemed essential.

Ah, founding a new genre by melding two existing ones, I see.

Yeah this is weird. It rules, added to my digital library. Another of the delightful discoveries this generator brings us!

for a project that's supposed to be about the heritage of the Zulu people, this particular album of theirs sure does seem to be targeted to white people who want to feel "cultured"

My lifetime weed consumption is significantly below the threshold required to think that Grateful Dead are amazing.

Excuse me, sir, your voice sounds quite hoarse. May I recommend a nice cup of hot lemon tea with honey?

I hate that I'm saying that an album that came out when I was 25 sounds dated now, but... it does. This was one of my favorites back when it was new, yet the luster is wearing away.

The tunes are good, the singing is good, the lyrics are a cringe fest. Pulp had so much potential, if only Jarvis Cocker could stop thinking about his Jarvis Cock.

A band from PDX having a song called "Minnesoter" sure hits different in January 2026!